Bosnia and Herzegovina

Bosnia and Herzegovina, located in Southeast Europe, is known for its stunning landscapes, rich history, and cultural diversity. Bordered by Croatia, Serbia, and Montenegro, it boasts picturesque mountains, rivers, and the Adriatic coastline at Neum. Sarajevo, the capital, is a vibrant city blending Eastern and Western influences, known for its Ottoman-era architecture and the historic Baščaršija market. The country’s history includes periods under the Roman Empire, Ottoman rule, and Yugoslavia. It gained independence in 1992, following a complex and tragic conflict. Bosnia and Herzegovina is renowned for its multicultural heritage, blending Bosniak, Croat, and Serb traditions. Visitors enjoy iconic landmarks like the Stari Most in Mostar and local cuisine such as cevapi and baklava. Tourism, agriculture, and craftsmanship drive its economy.